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Flying The Gendered Skies, Should Airplanes Have Separate Bathrooms?

Filed under: Wings

Should airlines have his and hers bathrooms? All Nippon Airways has announced that it will roll out women-only lavatories starting March 1 on all ANA Group international routes excluding Air Bus 320 and Boeing B737 aircraft. The airline said that it has had many requests for this service and so one women-only lavatory will be designated in the aft section of the passenger cabin and will be available for use by women passengers in all classes of service.

The special bathrooms will have a sign on the door. Men may be allowed to use the lavatories if there is a personal emergency or if there are few female passengers and the women-only designation has been lifted for the flight. Korean Air and Japan Airlines have already introduced these restrooms.

Are Women-Only Airplane Bathrooms A Good Idea?
Yes	113 (38.7%)
No	179 (61.3%)

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Kohler Glass Lavatories

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Filed under: Decor

Kohler Glass Lavatories combine the raw brilliant beauty of glass with the equally raw and brilliant beauty of water. It seems a natural pairing as light and textures are blended together using innovating techniques to create the several different glass lavatory designs available as part of Kohler's Nature's Chemistry™ collection. Pictured above is the Lavinia, and also available in the collection are the deeper Facet vessel and the rectangular Antilla. And the look is easy to customize by mixing and matching your personal choice of fixtures. $900-$2000.

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